Denial is a great place to live

If you've known me for all of five minutes you know that I have the worst allergy problems and almost no immune system. I get sick often. I am sick during all big events in my life and all the holidays. I've spent many a Christmas with tissues stuffed up my nose locked in my room while the relatives are over. I've had the stomach flu during two Thanksgivings and I have had sinus infections during my high school and college graduations. Walking across the stage in high heels is hard enough when you don't have sinus vertigo. With all of that said, I've been fighting my body for about five days now.

I swear there is something wrong with the air quality of my workplace and am seriously considering getting someone to come test it once I am able to go back. Moldy nastiness and I just don't mix. My nose ran all day Thursday, Friday, and yesterday and today I feel like crap so I called in. Who knows what tomorrow looks like, but I swear I'm fighting it as much as possible. I want to see my family for Thanksgiving! I don't want to spend it lying in bed again. So I'm trying to keep from giving in. I'm not sick. I feel great thank you! That humidifier? Everyone can use a good climate and humidity controlled environment. The OTC meds lying next to me? Where did those come from? The nearby Walgreens must have exploded.

At least I have a nice, clean, dust-free house to lie around in. :)

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